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As I write these words, I'm sitting in a coffee shop in Portland. I look around and I don't see Kindles or iPhones. I see books, newspapers, and magazines. The last two generations have taught us to read and interact with books. It will take a generation growing up reading on computer screens before the final nails in the coffin of printed books are put in. 

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